In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Journal of Contemporary History

• The Rise of National Security in the 1930s: An Australian Case Study
  The authors examine how Australia developed a security rhetoric in the 1930s that linked national identity, politics, and military strategy. This reveals an early shift toward a modern understanding of “national security.”
• Mountains of Gold: The Alpine Vaults of the Swiss National Bank, 1939–46
  This article examines how the Swiss National Bank hid gold in the Alps during World War II. It analyzes the political, economic, and moral implications of this secret gold storage in a neutral nation.
• Manipulating Friends: Mossad's Covert Operations and Disinformation in Europe
  This study focuses on Mossad's covert operations in Europe and its disinformation campaigns. It shows how secret services influenced political alliances and public opinion in the post-war and Cold War periods.